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Non-polymeric joint sand (fine dry sand)

Code sand.joint

Typical price in Quebec

$3.99per bag of 20 kg

Observed range $3.99

1 observation in $/bag of 20 kg, Oct 2026 · before taxes

BPublished

A published or listed price, or an official rate, under 12 months old.

Also observed in other units

  • $6.70/bag of 30 kg1 observation

The observation

Only one comparable observation so far (Oct 2026). The time series will appear with the next collected prices.

Patrick Morin

Sakrete play sand 20 kg (fine washed sand), used as non-polymeric joint sand

Observed price
$3.99/bag of 20 kg
Region
Greater Montreal
Date
2026-10-10
Channel
Retail
Pickup or delivered
Pickup
Method
Listed price
Tax incl.
No

The same values are in the observations table. 1 observation in another unit is not plotted.

Observations

Every observation used, newest first. Prices are the source's, before taxes unless stated.

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  • Canac
    Dry sand 30 kg (Sable Marco), swept into joints as non-polymeric joint sand
    $6.70/bag of 30 kg
    2026-10-10All of QuebecRetailPickupTax incl. : No
    Listed price
  • Patrick Morin
    Sakrete play sand 20 kg (fine washed sand), used as non-polymeric joint sand
    $3.99/bag of 20 kg
    2026-10-10Greater MontrealRetailPickupTax incl. : No
    Listed price

By region

Number of observations made in each administrative region. Other regions use the province-wide value.

  • 1 observation valid across Quebec
  • Greater Montreal (market zone): 1

No local observation (province-wide value):

Bas-Saint-Laurent · Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean · Capitale-Nationale · Mauricie · Estrie · Montreal · Outaouais · Abitibi-Témiscamingue · Côte-Nord · Nord-du-Québec · Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine · Chaudière-Appalaches · Laval · Lanaudière · Laurentides · Montérégie · Centre-du-Québec

Where this price is used

Depending on the product chosen in the calculator

Engine reference rows built from these observations

  • 3 reference prices

How we compute

  • The typical price is the median of the typical values of comparable observations, in the same unit. A 10 t load and a 5 t load are never mixed, unless the source lets us bring them back to a price per tonne.
  • Low and high are the lowest and highest observed prices: the range shows the real spread between suppliers. It is not a probability.
  • For a region, we keep observations made in the region, in the market zones that contain it, and prices valid across Quebec. With no local observation at all, the province-wide value is shown and the grade drops one step.
  • Observations older than 12 months stay visible, but they lower the confidence grade. No index adjustment is applied yet: the original price and its date are shown as they are.
  • Values are before taxes. Contractor prices are never published one by one.
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